Pharmacology Spring Final Review
Quiz by Kathryn Barnett
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- Q1
Vitamin C aids in the absorption of:
Fat
Iron
Iron
Protein
30s - Q2
What is one side effect of taking an iron preparation?
White stools
Blood-tinged stools
Black stools
Black stools
30s - Q3
A side effect of Niacin is:
Hypoglycemia
Flushing of the face and neck
Postural hypotension
Decreased uric acid
30s - Q4
Which side effect may occur after prolonged use of a corticosteroid cream?
Systemic viral infection
Epidermal thinning with frequent skin tears
Immunodeficiency disorders
Hyperglycemia
30s - Q5
Which type of preparation is topically used to soothe the skin and seal out wetness from diaper rash?
Protectants
Enzymatic
Keratolytics
Antipruritics
30s - Q6
A yeast infection of the tongue is medically known as:
Candidiasis
Tinea copers
Tinea pedis
Varicella Zoster
30s - Q7
A common topical and fungal medication used for athlete's foot would be:
Mupirocin
Clotrimazole
Betamethasone
Providone-iodine
30s - Q8
Drugs that mimic the action of the sympathetic nervous system are known as:
Cardiogenic
Adrenergic blockers
Cholinergic
Adrenergic
30s - Q9
Adrenergics should be used with caution in patients with:
Diabetes
Hypotension
Asthma
Angina
30s - Q10
Cholinergic blockers would most likely cause which of the following side effects?
Photosensitivity
Hypotension
Dry mouth and constipation
Enhanced vision
30s - Q11
An antibiotic with photosensitivity listed as a side effect could cause:
Kidney damage
Deafness
Sunburn
Blindness
30s - Q12
Drugs have many sources. These sources include:
Minerals and plants
Inert gases
Water
Carbon monoxide
30s - Q13
Drugs undergo biological changes in the body. One process affecting this is:
Dependence
Tolerance
Addiction
Metabolism
30s - Q14
Drug toxicity from cumulative effects may result from:
Kidney malfunction
High blood pressure
Intracranial pressure
Glaucoma
30s - Q15
Idiosyncrasy means:
Having effect from a drug as the result of a suggestion
An opposite effect from that expected.
A unique, unusual, and unexpected response to a drug
An allergic response to a drug
30s